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    Nc Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justic

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    Nc Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justic

    Youth Development
    Youth Development Association
    27702, Durham, North CarolinaView all Durham charities
    EIN: 46-4327201
    Total Assets: $43 thousand
    Founding year not available

    Mission

    The North Carolina Commission on Racial & Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System (NC CRED) is dedicated to identifying and addressing racial and ethnic disparities within the state's criminal justice framework. By collaborating with a diverse array of stakeholders, including judges and law enforcement, NC CRED aims to create evidence-based strategies that lead to a more equitable, effective, and humane system. Their work involves outreach, advocacy, policy reform, and education to promote racial justice and eliminate disparities.

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    Basic Information

    Tax-Exempt

    Address

    27702, Durham, North Carolina

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    Founded in

    N/A

    EIN

    46-4327201

    Total Assets

    $43 thousand

    Mission

    The North Carolina Commission on Racial & Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System (NC CRED) is dedicated to identifying and addressing racial and ethnic disparities within the state's criminal justice framework. By collaborating with a diverse array of stakeholders, including judges and law enforcement, NC CRED aims to create evidence-based strategies that lead to a more equitable, effective, and humane system. Their work involves outreach, advocacy, policy reform, and education to promote racial justice and eliminate disparities.

    Basic Information

    Tax-Exempt

    Address

    27702, Durham, North Carolina

    View all Durham charities

    Founded in

    Not Reported

    EIN

    46-4327201

    Total Assets

    $43 thousand

    UN Sustainable Development Goals Supported

    This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.

    Showing 2 of 2 goals

    Goal 10

    Reduced Inequalities

    Goal 16

    Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

    Goal 10

    Reduced Inequalities

    Goal 16

    Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

    At a Glance

    Justice Unbound: The Judge’s Duty to Address Bias and Inequality

    Justice Unbound: The Judge’s Duty to Address Bias and Inequality

    A symposium aiming to address bias and inequality in the legal system, being held at Duke University.

    NC CRED Hosts 'Undue Harm' Symposium

    NC CRED Hosts 'Undue Harm' Symposium

    A symposium discussing the harms caused by confederate monuments and exploring paths for their removal.

    Monuments of Hate Webinar

    Monuments of Hate Webinar

    A webinar focusing on the impacts of Confederate monuments in North Carolina and ongoing efforts for their removal.

    Impact Stats

    94%

    Percentage of participants aware of monument removal efforts

    Undue Harms Impact Report

    This report reflects NC CRED's Symposium aimed at addressing and removing confederate monuments, highlighting the emotional impact on participants.

    Past Events

    Justice Unbound: The Judge’s Duty to Address Bias and Inequality

    2024-02-17

    A symposium focusing on the judges' roles in addressing bias and inequality in the justice system.

    Undue Harm: Undoing the Legacy of Confederate Monuments

    2023-04-13

    A symposium that aimed to transform the discussion around the impacts of confederate monuments.

    Justifying and Legitimizing Racism: The Role of Lawyers in Confederate Iconography

    2021-06-30

    A discussion on the role of lawyers in perpetuating Confederate iconography in NC courthouses.

    Our Programs

    Racial Justice Clearinghouse

    A hub for reliable, data-informed discourse on race and justice issues in North Carolina.

    Impact Reports

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    Undue Harms Impact Report

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